The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 17

THE SEDALIA DEMOCRAT Srdalta. Misaouii, Sunday MorntnK. Jnna 17, IMS Mrs. Ronald Dean Tylar Mrs. Gordon Dale Schwartz ll.rhmcr phnta) 7L, of nh, j.

Cj, 2) ouLie 1. 11 1 le A MoUeman, Mr.s. Mike W. Pate iHiir Art meomeS Of Before i WiL W. Pat.

Cd-oi'Aoii an in itetiiilil tnon Miss Marilyn Sue Holdeman, gin, Mrs. Edward Cusick and ii h) daughtrr of Mrs. Emerald Holde- Mrs. Joe Forsee were in charge of Ifr man and the late Mr. Holdeman, of the gift table.

Mrs. Carl Mor- 1919 South Sneed, and Mr. Ronald gan. had charge of the a candlolinhlod uhUr Dean 'IXlar. son of Mr.

and Mrs. guest book. Sunday. Jiuic .1. at four wore a stivet length pink cm a candleughlcd while accessui.es.

Both wo.e Saturday. June 2. a. half past corsages ot white carnations. i Hichter.

Springfield, were nu seven the evening at: a reception was held in die i 2 at two "a a Lowrey became the bride Her headband was of white nises. candlelight cercmoi the East Sedalia BatHist Church, ji-hurch dining room tollow ing afternoon at the Calvarv i The double She carried a white basket and June 1. at eig Miss Ann Ves.sen and Mmu-eremony with approximately 80 Church The Rev Roland a skirt and performed bv dropped violet petals clock al the Epworth Gordon Dale Sc-hvvartz attendine The tahtei me Rev. Roland flowered jacket, white acc mm The Rev. Wallerlf' wilh a P.

Arnold ot Sodalia. perlormed I cake toppetl with a mini-; the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl R. Yessen, 1413 South Carr. The parents arc Mr.

and Mrs, Russell E. Schwartz. Wil.son’s Trailer Court. ature bnde and groom ring ceremony was jierformed by dropped violet the Rev. Wesley Hampton.

Master IXninis Lowrey. cousin in a of a 15 candlelighted r-mml i ajl setting of the bnde and son of Mr and arch candelabra Hanked with tern I at in nine branch cir- Mrs. George Lowrey, Kansas City, and a while ribbon I and two cular candelahras and baskets of was ringbearer. Miss Lynn Corson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Leonard L.

Corson 251! Anderson, and Mr. Jerry Hichter. 14UR South Ohio, son of Mr. and Mrs W. C.

mar- cmony eight Methodi.st Church. The Rev. H. E. Trevathan performed the impressive ceremony in a setting of arrange! ments of white daisies and branch candelahras holding light- Mkss Judith Odidncr, Miss Har- standing ba.skcts of white glad- "'h''vOTht "'uH'T a ta.ors riet Yc.sscn and Miss Linda Orriioli.

Smith-Colton High class ot ing rail of white leather trimmed I wedgewoocl blue lace the hr-ide-s table. Swcarngin. "1 matching hat ami white Kenneth Yes.scn was charge nt South Massachusetts, organist. g'aduatcd from ahar. gloves and shws.

The inoiher of the gilts and Miss Judy McMullin o.j,. hmithOotlon High School in 19b0 ic rluiirflitni' e.f Mr ilrivYm Krttiio Owen. 847 Ninth, cousin of the bride, played nuptial selections and traditional Detroit Edison Co. They ditional wjdding marches and Earl Greg.iry. Houstonia.

organ- a dros.s and hat with white ve to Manhattan. Ka.u the Iringf eld and a white carna- where the groom will Ragland. 1301 North Grand, as corsage his education at Kansas sang. Love You KanLove You A reccpt.on held following man Cady, Kansas City; Mr and Miss Judy Fritts. the ceremony for approximatelyi father, the bride wore floor Mrs.

Leonard Wilson. Carthage- 'On This Glad 200 guesits The brides table vvas'length bridal gown of Chantilly Mr and Mrs. Ralph Frederickson' Hie Wedding and' with a white lace cloth and hndal satin The fitted Mr Stephen Corson, 814 Wilkerson. cousin of the hnde. and Mr.

David Dougherty. 2.502 Anderson, lighted the candles Given in marriage by her Preceding Prayer Escorted to the altar and given, in marriage by her father, ilie; bride wore a gown of cloud white chiffon The scoop neckline University. miss Janelle Crowly and Miss outlined with a wide shawl of Tlic bride was previously em- Marsha Cooper lighted the can draped chiffon which covered the ployed at the Sedalia immediately preceding the The very full floiir Exchange. Both are graduates oficeremony. They wore identical held a five tier wedding cake hiKiice fashiomHl with a high length skirt lengthened into a iSnulh-Cntlon High SchtHil with the pink nylon chiHon dre.sses Carl Morgan.

Philip. Douglas and Mr BillRaiicau Kansas City a garland of pink neckline and short sleeves sweep train The gown featured of headdres-scs of pink net and roses. Mike of Joplin; Mrs James West, cousin ol the groom lighted the had matching lace mitls. The slim accessories and pink sweet- Charles Tichenor. Nap- candles.

valley bouffant skirl lengthened into a vvnst cor.sages. Gren- which was en- tram A ciowti of pearls brKle. given marriage Given in marriage by her fa- lu.ned with tiny pink roses and held her fingertip Bremei and Ruth Columbia leaves Wedding hells hung veil of French illusion A princess style win crystalizcd from the arch and on top of the single sliand ot cultured fvearls two floating panels which extended from the neckline to the hemline Her fingertip veil of illusion was held by a crown of jiearls, She carried a fiouquet ot while carnations centered with two white gardenias and finished witli white satin Mrs. Donald G. Schwartz, Peoria, wa.s the only atlendant.

She wore a terrace a ron Hilly red er LI qw A ccption was held in the church ha.scment The bride's table was decorated silver and white and centcipfi with a five tier wedding cake topped with white doves and wedding hells White daisies en circled the cake, St'rvers were Miss Karen Schlos.ser. Raytown. Miss Hendrick 1614 West 20th. and Miss (iay Corson. 814 Wilkerson Assisting were the bride's aunts.

Mrs Virgil Corson, Mrs. Richard Gray and Mrs Gib Owen. Miss Linda Bunn, 1506 South Baiietl, had charge of the guest hook i'ollowing the reception the couple left for a short trip to the l.ake of the Ozarks. For traveling, the bride chose a red and white linen suit with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. The couple is making their home flt 1406 South Ohio The bride attended Kansas City tie isle wide chapel train topprt Iniversity and Research School of Nursing.

She is presently employed with Universal CIT Credit Corp. The groom attended Kansas University, where he is a member of Delta Tail Delta. He i.s presently employed as production manager at American Engineering Company. by her uncle. Mr.

Carl Joplin, wore a gown fashioned in nylon lace over net and taffeta The fitted bodice was styled with a Sabrina scalloped neckline and embroidered in tiny seed pearls and iridescent sequins. Tlie long Kicliankoii On Sunday. June 10. at two sleeves tapered to points over the ic'ne'trdi-cJoi ChiHon hands The Hoor length sknlflar- ir 1 i in deep lomanee blue The 'h' al ihe hcni where it lengthened' 1101(1 OlllKlcI deep romance blue The styie was an adaiHion of the and Chantilly lace gown, arch sat two love birds The cake her nnlv icwclrv. She car The fitti'd lace bodice wa.s fash- wa.s encircled with green fernery bouquet of a scallojied sSahrma and white carnations On either which encircled a white orchid neckline and long tapered sleeves side were two crystal candelahras, with white streamers, whicli carne lo lo over the luilding white lighted of honor.

Miss Sarah hands The neckline and sleeves Raymond Nagel Hughes- Sue Richtcr. Springfield, sister of were embruiderrKl ville. Pat Woirha.ve. War-I he wore a pale green iraiU I he skirt had double bus- Law son, In- cmbroidcreif taffeta dress styled tic isic wide c.iapel tram topjied sei-ved at the like the with a street of the wedding of Miss into a sweep tram. She wore a gown, featured with a smaler descendants of Amo.s (ircen length skirt Her headdress was usici ot the groom, had charge of matching taffeta with a the gir.sl book brush veil.

She carried a nosegay mt 'D ol and last Sunday He, liny 1.1. double er of the groom. double S'THleM was held plate by For Lo.e the gown, leaiureo wnn a smaner 7 7 draped collar and floating back Ulevc Alice, larkshurg. and with an elbow length silk illuiuon Richardson held their annual re- encircled with appliques of panels carried a bouquet son of Mr. veil.

She carried a Bible covered union in the Home Economics Uhantillv lace t-mbi (lidcred with vellovv cariiaflons Hcidhrcdci, Cali- with lace and lopped with an or- Building, at the Versailles Fair and a tahric rose man Mr Jimmy Schwartz broth-presence of only the Miss Ruth Ann Bremer. Colum- tance were- Mr and Mrs Gar- a and seed er of the groom, and Mr lamilics. bia. was the maid of honor. She rett Richardson, of Bellingham.

a white Bible the bride clio.se a mint a. man Harvey green silk shantung suit and a 1216 West llth, and the bnde. givtm marriage a drcs.s of orchid silk Wa.sh.. and their daughter. a of white liordon brother of father, wore a drcs.s offie with a cowl neckline and Roberta Ayres of Everett.

unolis and a white orchid with 1 i hnde served as oshct-s silk organza over net and shoil sleeves and a full skirt Mr and Mrs W. L. Dye and chil- Tucked in her cll mother wore featuring short puff hcatldicss was a clip hat of orchid dren, Sherrie and Wade, Bible wa.s a white lace handker- embroidered cotton Bowman's do PICTURE FRAMING groom, and Mr uunis; uch Yessen, brother of the bnde, as ushers. Miss Sarah Ye.s.«en and Mi.s.s'u la a white orchid hei co.s- motner wore a Martha Yessen. si.stcrs of featuring short puff headdress was a clip hat of orchid dren.

Sherrie and Wade. Bible wa.s a white lace handker- embroidered cotton sheath bride, were flower girls. Each silk organza and orchid veil A qucrque. Mrs Dye is the "hicf. H.

ccc ics and wore a light blue taffeta dress. slipprT.s, She wore a heart- pearls was her slaughter of and Mrs. David Harn.s Warrcn.v High am 1, arnation corsage Hie ITie mother of the bride necklace and a cor- Richardson of Wooklndgc as matron of honor of the cla-s'at Central Mis ol tfic gi.H.m chose a light a lieige brocade dress with of while carnal oils Her Others in attendance were Mr with Miss Joyce Peterson. Rav- College cotton sheath and Mrs. Kenneth Siegel.

Kenneth town, as bridesmaid Each short veil was caught bv whiCc "ith white "'1 'of "wi a dress ol sheer orchid nylon over identical to that of the Mrs Don Clifford and lour chil- accented at the waist with a tab- pnnted taffeta. Her short veil was honor Each carried a dren of Smithton, Mr and Mrs. ric ros with blac and white acccs.sorics lute carnations eremonv. a re-i Unframed WE RESTORE TA 7-0077 BOWMAN'S MIX S. Ohio Nancy (fivcii Two Bridal Slumcrs rose They wore headpiece.s The groom is graduate of the Warsaw High Schixil and a scnioi caught by a white nylon bow.

Her shafied bouquet of white Otto Richard.son. Betty Richard- of matching peau dc roses I corsage was white carnations with white and Linda Mahnken. of Flor- which held tlicii circlet silk illu- where he is a mcm Mr. Heidbreder, brother of WUhur Knight. Liberty, enee; Mrs C-ccil Rodgers, Harry s.i,»n veils Each wore white Sigma Epsilon tratcni the groom, served as best man, uncle of tlip groom, served as Richardson of Otterville; Mrs.

Le- glove On Tuesday. May 22. Miss molhei blue dacron dress wore a light Groomsmen were Mr titia Wcxilery. Mr, and Mrs. Roy whii- with lace trim Charles richcnor, Napton, and Spaulding.

Mr, and Mrs Roy white asters and carried a white were and ity. riic couple IS residing War V'Awan It-jc nOh ndCIOIl UieSh laCC im aiiYi op.iuiuiii},;. oi dllCI II whilc accc.s.sorics. The moth- Uook, Sedalia Mr Gary Spaulding. and four sons.

a sho er of the groom chose a light Holdeman. brother of the hride, and Mrs Vincil Klein. Mr and Max Pate W.irviw hrothe, MISS IcJa Mae Banner xirs. dacron dress with eyelet Mrs Siegel. Mrs ol Ww I num tlninte fit lltttiur Ji flower girl.

Mi.ss Vicki Clark. W'ade Richardson Herman KliHei. War- Mis Donald Uwus at the carnation cor- Uehlken. who a Siegel, Mr and Mrs Jack Clark uriMiiiisman I shco- were rninih home of Mrs, Gilpin. Games were played with prizes sages Siegel.

of rose jjclals with orchid riblions and three children; and Mrs. David Harris Watrcii.Nhurg. A ii ojKn hou.se will ln- ilC'id -nH Following the ccivniony a re- rose jictals Bennett Richardson. Waldo Rich- Warsaw Wednesday in honor of Mr and was at the home of llic aisle. She an ardson, all of Versailles, Carolyn: Jane Ellen Love rev cousin Urter E.

Poller and Linda Kcarm parent.s The serving silk crepe dress fashioned Mae Clark. Jimmie Clark Mr of the bride and dauglitcr of Mr Mark and Alan. Ann Ailior Mich uuesis present er covered with a ero- and a headdie.ss and Mrs Umar Wetzel; Clara de and George Uwrcy. Kan.sas home of Mi.ss Hazel l.ang cheted lace cloth and centered net and roses Clark of Kansa.s City uy a- flower girl South Grand, from io to with a thrce-licr wtnlding cake ringkarei Philip Morgan, Davis, Osawatomie Kan Mr 12 midnight jdith, Mrs VVinslon Beam ana with a hride and cousin of the bride can ied and Mrs Wray Richardson and Mr. and Potter are for inda.

Kenneth Aes.scn .11 decorated with pink on a white and Sherry of Unytown, Mr and Mrs Dilo Hujiaid.sun. tiea merly of Scrfalia Mi ussell Schwartz. roses. candles in crystal pillow. .1 jj Richardson and Beckv ol let News Editoi ol Sc lullin.

is udi ey ta.se, r.s. holders were u.scd on the tabic The bnk's mother a kige BeHinvillc, A and Nannie Rich- The nuM'tmg util In- held dalia oree, hei mother, Mrs. Carl Yas- scn, Mrs, Mary Gardner and Ll Hus.sell Mull ,1 Collins is Chailes Me- After the reception, the (ouple cmbioidered jersev dress with ardson Tipton. Mr and AJrs on the lust Sunday in Mullin. Irvin 1 a short honeymoon For green accessories and a cor- John Baldwin.

Mr and Mrs. El- the Versailles Fair Giounds iss Peggy viigi! traveling, the bride chose a dark white carnations roy Uimptun. Independence. and Mr.s Gwrgc Arquilt kige nylon eyelet sheath with of the groom chose and Mrs. Vernon Siegel and three Mrs VSilson was unable accessone.s and a white car- dress with white ac-i children.

New Bloomfield. Mr lo attend but sent a gifl nation corsage. cessoi ies and a pink carnatMin and V. Richardson, Mr and 'Hie guest ol honor The couple ill make their home Mrs L. Petree, Mr and Mrs, miiii.ii.

liiiwNs and everything for your wedding in 3m! our bridal coiKsull.inl ror.f With your wctlding plans. RP ER CO Friends of the Potici are unitisi to faniilv many lovely gifts. in Jefferson City Following the ceremony, a rv- The bride is a kautician and held in tk fellowship laneoii- shower given by Mrs. City Beryl al 721 East LHh Orlo Richard.son, Mr and Mrs. E.

Richardson, Mrs Ruby Morrison. Cheryl and Ricky. Mrs. Bertha Haves. Waller Carv- On Thursday.

Miss Vc---jthe groom is presently employed church with sen waK honored with a mi.scel- ai Seruggs-Guhleman laimkr Co. 125 guests attending The table was covered jei Mr and Richard Biu ch- with a while hneii tablecloth aiid'crs Kaihy and Jimmy; Mr and were the homiree, her was with a four Woolery and Bill; mother Mrs Carl Yessen. Mrs. OlM'll lldllisc cake decoratMl with or-' Mrs Charles Ri(hardson. and i Mr.s.

Jim Reed Miss chid roses and lopiati with a Mrs. Henry Richardson. Mr and I Sandra Sue Rader and Mi and Mr.s Boyd Mojilcr, miiiialure hride and groom chid pompons and greenery en- Mrs. McCoy 'Hiose unable to attend hut sending gifts were Miss Sara Oswald, Mrs Alkrt Smith, Miss Sandra Sunday, circled the cake Lighted while tapers in silver klders were on wedding anniver.sary June 24, al their home Tliere will be a bullet dinner i eitkr side of the cake, and iss Linda Momberg and at 12-30 p.m for relatives and Servers were Mrs. Harry Kehl, Mi.ss Diane Momkrg open house will held from 2 to Mrs.

Charles Kimhro, Sedalia, The honoree eived many nict gifts. 4 o'clock for friends and and Mrs Leonard Gremnger, hors. Springfield. Mrs. Ernest Sweain- Mrs.

(Jiamp Richardson, all of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Greer and daughter, St A basket at noon was followed by a sfiort busiiises i meeting. Hie following officers were elcctcHl Champ Hichurd.son. president, Richardson vice pre.sideiu, Edith Richardson, sec-j Planning a Wedding? Make your wedding day a mein orable occasion with one of uui beautiful cakes They have that profes.sional quality yet cost no more than ordinary cakes Come 111 -let us help you make vedtling a ctiei ishcd nicmoi for tree booklet Weildiii, onsuUant It answers ail youi favorite questions alxHit wedding 7 Baked Foods of Disfmction Sixth and Uhio r.A at Sagaloff's new Party SHOP! Decorations, etc for the 0 tor birthdays Anniversaries We m.ui.v of items witfi Monogcam Imprinling a Hi.

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